Cake Poems - Poems about Cake

Johnny's parents owned a bakery, selling cakes and yummy confections. Though only nine-years-old, Johnny showed interest, asking questions. He was soon making tasty cookies, to the glee of his baby sister, Anna. For parents are the best teachers, like golden days, leaving in glamour. Johnny's parents decided to offer, some of his buttery cookies for sale; For he had...

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Speak of the devil incarnate to give the devil his due not to play devil's advocate tho' devil-may-care the devil is in the details and while we're there to state so now would be opportune he who sups devil's food cake or devilled eggs with the devil should have a very long spoon but if we don't the devil you say better the silver-tongued devil you...

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I know her well, and she knows me too well, the way we two talk, the whole town can tell, ten years wed, fire she spits, drives me crazy, out of wits, how wedding cakes can change heaven to hell!...

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Touching time, towering, vast Time stands high in grand relief. Layered stories trace the past, Etched in stone, stark and brief As I wander through a layered cake of time. Guarding the desert, towers of stone, Stand watch from a tilted throne; Cracks run deep, through petroglyph grand, Relics left by human hand. sentinels of the desert Watch me wander this layered cake of...

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Neena You want your cake? And you want to eat it too? Yes Sir That's absolutely true What's the point of Wanting a cake that I can eat Did you thoroughly think Those questions through I prefer to eat the whole cake by myself But I can slice and plate a piece for you I deserve to celebrate Want my...

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The Cake Shop There was a small cake shop near the bath-house If I had money, I would go in there for a coffee and a cake the girl behind the counter smiled; I fell under her spell and my heart beating too fast made me dizzy Her name was Berta, the loveliest thing on earth I must invite her out...

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The first chocolate cake you remember- The one I brought for you... I baked it with so much love, Glazed it with dark chocolate, As dense as my affection for you. Next morning with a tensed move, I went up to your place, Pacing to and fro... You said with your eyes: "Keep it on the table." And then you said you enjoyed it- Even shared...

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It's the sweetness that visits once a year To let loved ones realize, They are celebrated, my dear Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry cream and carrot Without them it feels we have no merit Spongy, ooey gooey cake moist to the touch With a delectable, creamy sweetness You gotta indulge in it's punch Cut into slices for all to enjoy Call in Kara, Carol and...

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Lemon layer cake frosted With lemon cream smooth Sliced and served upon blue plates Sweet iced tea lovely Lemon slices served Delightful Tea...

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Bouncy jouncy lemon cake Made by grandma who loved to bake Rolled into balls, it bounced fine We did not like lemon, orange or lime...

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Pineapples are a great fruit. Love in a cold drink. Makes carrot cake so special. Chocolate is fun. Hawaiian grown fruit. It's for me, Loved....

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"Life is too short to say no to cake." - Author unknown A chocolate, vanilla- sweet kiss on the tongue. Rich icing between layers. For celebrations, or just a sweet treat. A treasured - gift ...

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Always rising like A rainbow butterfly cake, Taking time to bake....

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In front of your birthday cake, you divide your life into slices, and each slice bears a face, etched with the marks of the time it belongs to. A knife on the platter is your portion, sharp edges cutting the icing so gently, like your skin, that you cannot call it violence. It’s not contrast, but distance, measured and...

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5 large egg whites 250g caster sugar 380ml double cream 5 tbsp lemon curd 300g blackberries 2 tbsp pistachios, toasted & roughly chopped InstructionsPreheat the oven to 180 C/160 C fan. Line two large baking trays with baking parchment. In a large bowl, whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form. Adding the sugar 1 tbsp at a time, continuing to whisk...

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